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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 23 (1891) (1891)

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tive liquid a constant tem- would in that case both be damaged, whereas perature. The rings of the hook serve as in the cloth in question the warp only was pinchers for dividing the cauter in case of damaged, that the cause of the damage, there- griping. Here there is no plunge tube. The fore, must… … to the base, but Mr. Paquelin has reversed give toa patient, as it is quite capable of pro- that arrangement, for the new cauters widen ducing scars. The sulphide of barium is a safer out from the base to the point, the penetrating powder for the purpose. It may be used by part only preserving its…

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